Drawing Prompts for July

Do you need quiet time ideas for your family or yourself? Drawing is an easy way to relax and let your creativity flow. If you are searching for inspiration, check out the following drawing prompts for July.

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  1. Self-Portrait
  2. Sweets
  3. Endless
  4. Happy Independence Day! Celebrate!
  5. Shapes
  6. Old
  7. Dragonfly
  8. Butterfly
  9. Beach
  10. Summer Fun
  11. Flowers
  12. Time
  13. Camping Scene
  14. Tent or Cabin
  15. Lake
  16. Beak
  17. Hiking
  18. Mountains
  19. Walk
  20. Magnify
  21. Mythology
  22. Friendship
  23. Clouds
  24. Swap
  25. Alligator
  26. Stature
  27. Animal
  28. Asymmetrical
  29. Home
  30. Bubbles
  31. Artist’s Choice

Master List of 99 Summer Drawing Prompts

The first official day of Summer starts tomorrow. When the weather is too warm or rain fills the day, get artistic. Grab your favorite drawing pencil and start sketching. If you are searching for ideas, check out the following master list of 99 summer drawing prompts.

  1. Summer Self-Portrait
  2. Summer Scene with Smiling Sun
  3. Beach Ball
  4. Umbrella
  5. Lake or Pool
  6. Picnic
  7. Sandcastle
  8. Shell
  9. Bicycle
  10. Ice Cream
  11. Flowers
  12. Starfish
  13. Sea Horse
  14. Ship
  15. Ocean Surf
  16. Trees
  17. Insects
  18. Bees
  19. EWlephant
  20. Circus
  21. Clowns
  22. Balloons
  23. Cotton Candy
  24. Celebrate
  25. Hot Air Balloon
  26. Curves
  27. Skateboard
  28. Camping Scene
  29. Tent
  30. Bonfire
  31. Bear
  32. Favorite Place
  33. Friends
  34. Trail
  35. Mountain
  36. Fireworks
  37. Happy
  38. Lines
  39. Design a Summer Mug
  40. Eyes
  41. Barn
  42. Farm
  43. Animals
  44. Bright Colors
  45. Shapes
  46. 3 of a Kind
  47. Patterns
  48. Carnival
  49. Ferris Wheel
  50. Sunglasses
  51. Favorite Book
  52. Hat
  53. Basketball
  54. Food
  55. Pet
  56. Fair or Festival
  57. Past Time
  58. Memories
  59. Out a Window
  60. Upside Down
  61. Distance
  62. Wavy
  63. Lighthouse
  64. Design a T-shirt
  65. Adventure
  66. Transportation
  67. Design a Surfboard
  68. Freedom
  69. Forest
  70. Lantern
  71. Dream
  72. Garden
  73. Music
  74. Love
  75. Numbers
  76. Childhood Revested
  77. Signs
  78. Baseball
  79. Travel
  80. Firefly
  81. Future Plans
  82. Uneven
  83. Rocket
  84. Space/Stars/Planets
  85. UFO
  86. Alien Creature
  87. Earth
  88. Green
  89. Crush
  90. Feather
  91. Plant
  92. Forgotten
  93. Treasure
  94. Pirate Ship
  95. Parrot
  96. Ride
  97. Time
  98. Artist’s Choice
  99. End of Summer

Happy Summer! Happy Drawing!!

50 Family-Friendly Rainy Day Activities

During the summer months, everyone enjoys being outdoors. Unfortunately, the weather may not always cooperate with your outdoor plans.  On rainy days, you may hear those words, “I’m bored.” If you are looking for family-friendly rainy-day activities, check out the following for inspiration.

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  1. Paint rocks (Then, on a warm sunny day, hide the rocks around town).
  2. Make homemade cards.
  3. Bake cookies.
  4. Scavenger hunt or treasure hunt
  5. Draw or paint
  6. Go bowling. Or play pop bottle bowling with younger children at home.
  7. Do science experiments.
  8. Create an indoor sandbox or sand table.
  9. Play board games.
  10. Put together a Lego set.
  11. Create tie-dye t-shirts.
  12. Make play-dough.
  13. Do crafts.
  14. Dance party
  15. Make paper airplanes.
  16. Cook a meal together.
  17. Make a blanket fort.
  18. Tea party
  19. Make Slime
  20. Create paper bag puppets.
  21. Put on a puppet show.
  22. Color in color books
  23. Balloon tennis
  24. Tear up small pieces of paper, then make collages.
  25. Put a puzzle together
  26. Go to the library to find a new book to read.
  27. Paint cardboard boxes to make a town.
  28. Put a model together.
  29. Dress up and go out to eat.
  30. Play multiplayer video games.
  31. Make YouTube or TikTok videos.
  32. Visit a museum.
  33. Indoor hopscotch (use tape)
  34. Visit an aquarium
  35. Visit an art gallery
  36. Make pinecone bird feeders
  37. Do salt paintings
  38. Make yarn collages
  39. Create stained glass tissue paper art
  40. Host a playdate
  41. Create popsicle stick art
  42. Create a sensory bin
  43. Write a story together
  44. Make an indoor obstacle course
  45. Movie marathon
  46. Tape roads on the carpet or floor for car races.
  47. Paint clay pots to plant flowers
  48. Bake cookies to pass out to friends or family.
  49. Volunteer
  50. Play in the rain.

Enjoy your rainy days!

30 Drawing Prompts for June

Who is ready for a whole new month of drawing prompts? June is a fantastic month. The weather turns warmer, and the days grow longer. Grab your favorite sketchbook and go outside to find your creative spot. If you are searching for inspiration, check out the following drawing prompts for June.

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  1. Self-portrait enjoying the outdoor weather
  2. Beach scene
  3. Seashell
  4. Mermaid
  5. Ocean creature
  6. Sandcastles
  7. Waves and water
  8. Sun
  9. Clouds
  10. Bold colors
  11. Ice cream cone
  12. Fantasy scene
  13. Treasure
  14. Flag Day (USA)
  15. Curvy
  16. Favorite thing
  17. Something with wings
  18. Favorite animal
  19. Happy Father’s Day (USA)
  20. Lines
  21. Summer
  22. Flowers
  23. Favorite place
  24. Something with wheels
  25. Moon
  26. Shadow
  27. Superhero
  28. Memento
  29. Food or drink
  30. Artist’s choice

Have a wonderful month! Happy sketching!

Harry Potter Drawing Prompts

Today, May 2 is International Harry Potter Day. For die-hard fans, the date also marks the famous Battle of Hogwarts, the final conflict of the Second Wizarding War. Are you spending the day with a Harry Potter movie marathon? If you are searching for a way to keep busy, check out the following Harry Potter drawing prompts.

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Drawing Prompts for International Harry Potter Day

  1. Your Letter
  2. Favorite Store in Diagon Alley
  3. Wand
  4. Hogwarts Express
  5. Castle
  6. Sorting Hat
  7. Your House
  8. Crest
  9. Favorite Teacher
  10. Favorite Course
  11. Broomstick
  12. Troll
  13. Ghosts
  14. Self Portrait in Robes
  15. Favorite Scene
  16. Hippogriff
  17. Giant Spider
  18. Potion Bottle
  19. Ink, Quill, & Parchment
  20. Owl
  21. Portraits
  22. Dormitory/Common Room
  23. Trunk
  24. Pygmy Puff
  25. Favorite Character
  26. Weasley’s Clock
  27. The Burrow
  28. Feast
  29. Quidditch
  30. Triwizard Cup/Maze/Task
  31. Harry Potter

Happy International Harry Potter Day!

Drawing Prompts for May

Welcome, May! Who is ready for a new set of drawing prompts? Whether you draw for yourself or host a family night, creating art is a fun activity for everyone. If you need inspiration, check out the following drawing prompts for May.

  1. Self-portrait
  2. Magic
  3. Castle
  4. Villain
  5. Hero
  6. Wild Animals
  7. Out a Window
  8. Happy Mother’s Day! (USA) Draw a picture of a mom.
  9. Planets
  10. Sunrise or Sunset
  11. Flamingo
  12. Flowers
  13. Friends
  14. Favorite Movie Scene
  15. Bright Colors
  16. Shapes
  17. Trees
  18. Patterns
  19. Comic Book Hero
  20. Time
  21. Water
  22. Skyline
  23. Ship
  24. Lighthouse
  25. Eyes
  26. Food
  27. Bugs
  28. Hot Air Balloon
  29. Adventure
  30. Favorite Cartoon Character
  31. Artist’s Choice

Have a great month!  Happy Drawing!

20 Drawing Prompts for Earth Day

Every year on April 22, millions gather to celebrate Earth Day. If the weather is not the best, focus on the beauty of the Earth through drawing. Creating art is a great way to celebrate the planet. Drawing is great for a family project. Make posters to hang in your window. Or photograph your art to share on social media.

If you are looking for inspiration, check out the following drawing prompts for Earth Day.

  1. An Outdoor Self-Portrait
  2. Earth
  3. Trees
  4. Nature Scene
  5. Water Scene
  6. Mountains
  7. Volcano
  8. Underwater
  9. Grass
  10. Current Weather
  11. Landscape Scene
  12. Sunset or Sunrise
  13. Paths or Trails
  14. Rocks
  15. Leaves
  16. Flowers
  17. Birds
  18. Wild Animals
  19. Butterflies or other insects
  20. Don’t Pollute

Last-Minute Easter Gift: The Jellybean Prayer Jar

Are you searching for a last-minute Easter gift? Have you ever heard of The Jellybean Prayer? A simple prayer telling the story of Easter.

Sharing The Jellybean Prayer at Easter is easy.

How to Make the Jellybean Prayer Jar: Five Easy Steps

Step 1: Purchase bags of jellybeans from your local supermarket. Jellybeans are an inexpensive Easter candy. If you cannot find any in the Easter aisle, check the candy section. In some supermarkets, jellybeans are available in bulk.

Step 2: Fill jars with jellybeans. Recycled jars work wonderfully for this project.

Step 3: Screw the lid on tightly.

Step 4: Paint the lid or cut a piece of cloth to cover the lid. Then, secure the cloth with a piece of ribbon.

Step 5: Paste The Jellybean Prayer printout to the jar or attach the print with another piece of ribbon.

Now, you are ready to pass out your last-minute Easter gifts. Happy Easter!

20 Easter Drawing Prompt Ideas

Are you celebrating Easter? Do you want to incorporate the holiday into your daily drawings? Or are you looking for a family-friendly Easter activity for your children? Drawing is an easy way to bring your imagination to life. If you need inspiration, check out the following Easter drawing prompts.

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  1. Easter-themed self-portrait
  2. Happy Easter!
  3. Easter scene
  4. Easter Bunny
  5. Easter eggs
  6. Easter basket filled with goodies
  7. Jellybeans
  8. Peeps
  9. Chocolate bunny
  10. Easter bonnets
  11. Easter flowers
  12. Tomb
  13. Cross
  14. Church
  15. Baby animals
  16. Chickens hatching
  17. Lamb
  18. Bunnies
  19. Cottontails
  20. Artist’s choice

Happy Easter!

75 Non-Candy Easter Basket Ideas

Are you making Easter baskets for your loved ones this holiday? Creating baskets to give on Easter morning is a fun tradition. If you are searching for non-candy Easter basket ideas, check out the following list for inspiration.

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  1. Gift cards (great for teens)
  2. Money hidden inside Easter Eggs
  3. Sunglasses
  4. Hat
  5. Bandana
  6. Flip Flops
  7. Socks (Themed ones are always fun)
  8. Baseball and Glove
  9. Baseball cards or non-sports trading cards
  10. Kazoo
  11. Watch
  12. Toy Binoculars
  13. Butterfly Net
  14. Bug Catchers
  15. Art or Sketching Paper
  16. Colored Pencils
  17. Markers
  18. Water Paints
  19. Acrylic Paints
  20. Paint Brushes
  21. Glitter and Glue
  22. Construction Paper
  23. Scissors
  24. Model Clay
  25. Rubber Stamps and Ink Pad
  26. Bubbles
  27. Umbrella
  28. Bouncy Balls
  29. Sand Toys
  30. Water Toys
  31. Sidewalk Chalk
  32. Balloons
  33. Playdough
  34. Slime or Silly Putty
  35. Slinky
  36. Comic Books
  37. Drawing Books
  38. Coloring Books
  39. Books or Magazines
  40. Magnifying Glass
  41. Lego
  42. Hot Wheel or Matchbox Cars
  43. Stuffed Animal
  44. Travel Games
  45. Puzzles
  46. Posters
  47. Movie Tickets
  48. Doll or Barbies
  49. Animal Figures
  50. Toy Dinosaurs
  51. Bracelets, Necklaces, Earrings
  52. Hair Ties and Accessories
  53. Travel Cup
  54. DVDs
  55. Frisbee
  56. Journal
  57. Writing Pens
  58. Washi Tape
  59. Stickers
  60. Bubble Bath
  61. Wind Up Toys
  62. Jump Rope
  63. Kite
  64. Temporary Tattoos
  65. Punch Balls
  66. Yo-yos
  67. Ear Buds
  68. Wallet
  69. Coin Purse
  70. Flashlight
  71. Perfume/Cologne
  72. Make-up
  73. USB or SD cards
  74. Expandable Washcloths
  75. Coupons for fun adventures.

Happy Easter!